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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-22

OAice-Depot Hotel, next to Post
Office.
Twill 90 TO Tnscnrora May 10, and
return to Elko June IS, will go to Bull
ion June 1S, Carlin June %, Battle
Mountain June 80, Austin July s.
Will stop at Beowawe, Cortez. Pail
sade, Eureka. Hamilton, Ely, Taylor,
Typo, Phoebe. Cherry Creek, Spruce,
mont, and winter Mt Eureka.
will take the same trip about May
ls., 1883. 1 shall be prompt on tiraa
advertised. Due notice will be given
each year before starting out. will
give sHtisfuctid, if possible, Thanks
for your patronage.
~ CONSULTATION FREE.
Elko, May 16. 1887. CIV
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Farm Wagons.

Parties desiring to purchase FIRST
CLASS WAGONS ut bed rock prices
can he accommodated by the under.
signed WHO handle the "Ln Belle"
which is the best wagon On wheels.
Call OH or address,
HAMTLL & HoNEYMAN,
$40. Wells, Nevada.
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Myers. David Ogilvie. Ruby Valley; w
A Shepherd, Sam Mahoney, Coral Hill;
j P Rains, Pine. Valley; N b Nuckol,,
Hulleck; W 81 Reed, Aurora, Ill; Miss
Robertson, ] II Robertson, Geo Butler,
Lamoille; Mrs NJ E Pixley aud duugh-
ter, San Jose; A N Hansen, Hams
Fork, Wy; Henry Hampton, S. +.
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Return Them.

The person who picked up n pnir of
diarn;nd earrings on the street IL few
weeks since viii drop them in the Post
office in an envelope addressed to the
INDEPENDENT. This will save you
trouble and annoyance, and you will do
well to heed this advice. G.2O.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-22
Fine coffee.

To those who enjoy a cup of good
coffee we would recommend AR
BUCKLES, roasted. but not ground,
AMI put up in pound papers. Try it,
and be convinced that it is the best in
the market. GIT,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-22
Fancy Goods.

Mrs Terry has opened a stock of No.
tons, Fancy Goods, etc., such az every
family needs, in the brick building OPP
posite the Humboldt House. A liberal
share Of public patronage is respectfully
solicited. 5-28.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-22
Mothers, Read.
NJ. REINaART,

The proprietors of SANTA Able
have authorized +. f. Muller TO refund
your money if, after giving this Cnlifor.
mia King of Cough Cures fair trial us
directed. it fails to give satisfaction for
the cure OF Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough md NIL Throat and Lung troub-
les. When the disease affects the head
and assumes the form of Catarrh, moth
ing is SO effective ms CALIFORNIA
CAT-R-CURE. These preparations
are without equals as household rem
edies. Sold ut 81 90 package. Three
for So so.
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Just Arrived.

just received two car loads OF Coal
Oil, md one chr load Of 5yrnps in kegs
and ems, which will be sold in ots to
suit purcha Jers, at W. r. Smiths.
All.
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Novelties.

just received Ivy EXPRESS 100 dozen
latest styles gents ties, nlso novelties
Tor ladies received daily by express at
]. RosRHsrc oK'a
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Gem Hotel,

European Plan. First cfass accom-
modations for families. Everything
new and IN Gyst class order.
BARTLETT &c OsTRErcHER,
3-21. Proprietors.
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FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.

All Glasses OF Legitimate Ad.
not Exceeding Ten
Lines Inserted I'm this=sCOIumn
Tor Fifty Cents u Week.
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Bed Rock5Eaioon.
UNDER MASONIC HALL
III. Nc ADAMS Pror r;ato-

Ih's popular resort has recently been
placed in first class repair and
THE BAR
stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
lfyou want something Mild CT Pow.
ertul give the Bed Rock call.
ST.
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SALmAGUNDI.

j. E. Hamlin was arrested Mt Reno
oil Sunday for obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Reno proposes to raise the local sa-
loon license to $500 quarter, in addi-
ton to the Federal license.
Our Mount lin City CORRESPONDENT
predicts glorious future for that
camp. We trust that his predictions
may lie fully realized.
A. W. Fuller will start for California
about the 25th instant with a band of
horses, and will be gone about two
months. Mrs. Fuller will remain ut
their home until his return.
Mr.. W. w. Booher received dis
patch from Virginia City last evening
announcing that w. w. Rogers is
elected Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge, I. o. o. F., of Nevada. for the
ensuing term.
Don't send away for goods when you
can get better goods for less money Mt
home. A marringabe lady was recently
bewailing the fact that while the men
were urgent in tn, ir demands for home
patronage they would go away to get
married.
Miss S:udebaker. daughter of John
N. one of the rich firm of Stndebuker
Brothers. of South B nd, Ind, was
married last week, and besides being
wealthy she is said to be ''as pretty as q
red Vaughn
An eastern exchange says the twenty
cent piece is coin that people pass off
on You for n quarter. We have no
such coins here ard if we hud they
would be worth inst the same as n quar-
ter which is 1.-TWO b ts'' whether it is %
cents or 20 cents.
Reno is afflicted with myriads of huge
hugs. nearly two inches long, which
show up in the evening and make life q
burden by flying in the faces of pcdes-
triaus with almost sufficient force to
knock man down. The riverside
town il still ahead with the biggest bugs
i'll the State.
Tuacarora will celebrate the ga lori
Gus Fourth in n becoming manner.
This is az it should be, for on that dny
every American citizen should rel ice
mud be glad, and under the stars and
stripe,
Rally again we loyal freemen,
Fling to the winds your needless
fears,
He who unfurled that beauteous ban
ner
Said it should wave thousand
years"
The longest days of the year have
renched rs, that period when the sun in
his annual revolution has reached his
northern limit, the Tropic OF Cancer;
the time when tho farther north you go
the longer you will find the days until
the Arctic Circle ia passed when you
reach u region where the sun does not
set ut all, but seems to swing around
near the horizon, being seen in the
Torning in the east, at noon in the
south, in the evening in the west and at
midnight due north. ..
At the annual session OF the Grand
Encampment 1. o. o. F. of Nevada,
held at Virginia City on Monday, the
following officers we're elected to serve
for the ensuing term:
Grand Patriarch, John Bowman Of
Reno; Grand High Priest, G.. NJ. Brown
OF Virginia; Grand Senior Warden, A.
W. Hesson Of Elko Grand Scribe, B. F.
Wallace Of Virginin; Grand Treasurer,
George Tufy of Carson; Grand Junior
Warden, A, NJ. McCabe Of Carson;
Grand Representative, T.W. Booth Of
Virginia; Grand Trustees ID. o. Akdi-
son OF Virginia, q. A. Krenkel of Win
r.,oao..,
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slightly Mixod.

The editor of paper at Storm Lake,
1oSA, Ia now hiding in q swamp near
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GEM HoTEL--Bartlett & OstreicLer,
Proprietors.
CT Topping, San Francisco; Geo
Gates, Dnvid Bell, G Pestone, @ T
Foss, Sprucemont; David Ogilvie.
Union City,; Geo A Grant, Bullion;
VIM Cannon, Pine Valley; W n Smith,
Chicago; d Mccain, Ruby Valley; Jas
Stauts, Tuscarors.
sIsHa /. $1,000 E.s
DEPoT HorEL-Clark & Green Proprie-
-ErE , tors. eHa...fs.. ~
j F Weeks, P Han en-, Wells; James
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jF Weeks, P Han en-. Wells; james
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
Rivals to Tea and Coffee.

If tea and coffee can never be wholly
dethroned from their dietetic pride Of
place, it is quite possible that new
beverages may be invented to rival
them. Mate, which the Peruvian sucks
hot through silver pipe; guarana,
much richer than the Mocha berry or
the Chinese leaf in theme; the kola nut
and the coca plant are all possible com
petitors. The negro of the Soudan,
Mauritius, West Indies and Brazil
would not give up the kola nut for the
best tea or coffee Then there are mil
lions of people who drink infusions of
the leaves of saxifrage of ledum, Of
pimento, and the partridge berry, and
hundreds of unsuspected plants contain
the ingredients which the human race
seeks for in such beverages. The chief
of these are the alkaloid, which is
present by proportion of about per
cent in ordinary tea, and the aromatic
oil which give to that and to coffee their
special favor. The Chinese will not
drink new tea because it contains too
much Of the latter ingredient, and is
sometimes actually intoxicating. Il Lon
don Telegraph.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
Stick 10 the Tnxf

The difficulty with many actorsis that
they think they know better than the
writer Of the piece, or even the audience,
what will please, and SO take liberties
with the text. This is sheer ignorance.
To such an actor W. S. Gilbert once said,
while rohearsing "The Mikado:" "You
must read the lines as l have written
them, and make no changes.
a think am old enough to under
stand without telling me-" was tho
resentfuL reply.
You certainly arc" returned the
author.
"And l ought to know, said the ac-
tor.
"You certainly ought" was tho dry
response; but as Mr.. Gilbert said moth
ing further, the actor became even more
resentful, though obedient. lie found
afterward that lie got more applause
from cultivated people when sticking to
the text than when attemptingto gag"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
The Game Of Progressive Observation

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
HUMOROUS.

About the first thing lost at sea IS the
sight Of land
Half the boys to-day would rather be
drum-majors than presidents
"Won by mere scratch, as the hen
observed when she turned up the worm.
The only people who are fond of get
ting into court are lawyers and young
folks.
Waiting for letter that never cameis
not circumstance to waiting for a hack
ward sneeze.
A pullman car porter nearly blcd to
death the other day-nearly bled another
man to death.
The emperor of Russia plays the cor
net. Can this be the real secret of
nihilistic activity.
A man may be behind in his work and
still show push. This is so if he is
wheeling a barrow.
A new labor moyement--Gctting up
in the morning to make the fire when
your wife calls you.
The man who wrote 60 solitude,
where are thy charms" was a business
man who didn't advertise.
Old lady Gin drug store to small boy:
''What am to take this medicine in,
sonny" Sonny. "Tako it in your
mouth, mum; taiu't to be rubbed on"
When a boy is caught in an orchard,
the first thing he says is invariably as
follows: Il want goin' to steal none of
yer apples"
Young housewife: "What miserable
little eggs againl You really must tell
them, Jane, to let the hens sit on them
a little longer"
On the veuoiag je,-rnry. He (senti-
mentally Darling, do you loveme better
than your first husband2 Sho-Certain-
ly. He's dead
The fact is so well established that
man can be very tall and at che same
time very short that it is scarcely neces-
sary to call attention to it.
ut is discouroging to think" said
complaining shoemaker "that whatever
pains may take with my work it is sure
to be trampled under foot.
An agricultural journal says that
honey, to keep we'll must be kept in
dry place If there arc any small boys
around the house, it VIII also be found
to keep better if locked up.
Friend-Your dog looks completely
worn out Has he been on hunting
expedition2 Host-Oh, no he followed
my wife on shopping tour to-day He
is young dog aud can't stand more
than forty or fifty miles day.
Prepare to heave the deep-drawn sigh,
And wrestle with distressing grief,
And actuate pains Of nightmare brief,
| And all because Of that mince pie.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
An Unhappy Princess.

Paris letter says. The Grown Prin-
cass Stephanie OF Austria came here
nuieflt Thursday and as quietly depart
"a Friday for the Island Of Jersey,
whore size will remain for several weeks.
She was accompanied by n numerous
suite. several members Of which remain
IN Paris She left them here to 10 shop
ping and other commissions for her
while She is rusticating in the Channel.
1t was remarked by all who saw her that
she has changed much for the worse
since her marriage She used to be, as
remember her ut the Belgium Court,
plump, robust little lady, always smil-
ing and iii the best Of health and spirits
She was seventeen years old when she
was married. Now she is twenty-three
But she looks every day Of thirty five,
and has constantly the eare-worn, un-
happy look of woman the best part of
whose life IS long since past The cause
Of this is a mystery to the public. | am
even told her own family are ignorant of
it. Whatever her grief is, she bears il
alone and conceals it from every one.
Her marriage with the Grown Prince
Rudolph was supposed to be love-
match People say She is yexed because
be spends so much time in hunting and
scientific research. Others say her ieal-
ousy has better cause, and that his hunt
ing excursions are merely masks, under
cover Of which he carries on love affairs
with numerous pretty peasant girls.
Others say the trouble is merely i'll
health, and that the domestic relations
of the couple are Of the happiest char
acter Whatever be the truth, Stephanio
is certainly most unhappy woman.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
A BUNCH OF BANANAS.
BY WALLACE P. REED.

''She will be princess, if"
Juan Valdez leaned forward eagerly
to hear what the wrinkled old hag had
to say
The fortune-teller again scrutinized
the innocent baby face before her, and
looked at the pink little palm extended
in her brown, leathery hand
''She will be princess, if"
Again she paused with evident re-
luctance.
Speak p commanded Senior Valdez.
"Surely the power Of your evil art has
not deserted you. If you can look into
the future, tell me what is to befall my
daughter, the last of her line"
The fortune-teller threw her head
back with proud air. She wasa very
old woman. There were people in San
Bias who remembered her when she
came to the village three score and ten
years before, and even then her hair
was gray and her face was wrinkled.
She claimed to be considerably over o
century old, and no enc disputed hSss,
ward.
"Senor, Valdez" said the brown
faced sibyl, turning her fierce black
eyes full upon him. 81 knew your
father, and his father before him. For
three generations | have been at the
cradle of every newborn babe in the
village. have foretold whatsoever
there was of good or evil in their lives.
Has any one ever said that Perdlta made
a mistake or made false predictions2"
"You misunderstood me, Perdita, !"
was the humble reply. "It has unncrved
me to gain a daughter and lose a wife,
all in one bittersweet hour My heart
is filled with mingled grief and Joy, and
! am impatient to know the future of my
last hope, the helress of the most mag
nifcent estate in Mexico. Will she live
or die7 Will she bring JOY or sorrow to
my house2"
Perdita dropped the tiny hand of the
pretty child, and shaded her eyes with
her hand.
Il see she murmured, "the proudest
beauty that ever brought our gallant
cavaliers to her feet. Her gifts of mind
and person are the wonder and delight
of her father and all who behold her.
Something tells me that she will be a
princess if she lives to see her 18th birth
day. Ny eyes have followed her through
her infancy and childhood, and down to
the night before her fateful day. Be
yond that l cannot see. | know that
she will be a princess, if she is alive on
her 18th birthday. But know nothing
more. !"
Sorcly puzzled, and uncertain whether
to be hopeful or dcspondent, Senior
Valdez gave Perdita a purse of gold and
dismissed her.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
JOY and Sorrow.

somebody's heart is gay,
And somebody's heart is sad,
For lights beam bright across the way,
And door with Grape is cladl
Sadness and g1adness e'er
Are dwellers side by side.
Adear one on her bier,
And the wreathing Of a bride.
Bright eyes are filled with mirth,
Pale faces bend in prayer,
And hearts beside the CHEEKY hearth
Are crushed by stout despair!
All, sorrow and JOY and hope
Are parted by thinnest wall,
And only on hearts which never ope,
No ghostly shadows fall
No thoughts Of the funeral train
Come to the festive throngs;
No hope that joy will dawn again,
To stricken souls belongs.
The future is eer a sunny sea
To the children of joy and mirth;
But only the frost and its memory
Comes to stricken ones of earthl
Somebody's heart is gay,
And somebody's heart is sad,
For light beams bright across the way,
And a door with Grape is clad!
Sadness and gladness e'er
Crowd round us side by side;
A sunny smile and scalding tear,
So close they are allied
IL. g. Riggs in St Louis Magazine.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
Bullcts without Billets.

The question has often been raised,
what proportion Of balls, exchanged by
hostile armies, will hit their mark and
kill. Difficult as it ito solve it exactly,
some approximation may be arrived at
from the number Of balls-estimated at
90, 600, 000-which were fired by the
Germans in the war Of 1910-71. The
French army lost, in dead and wounded
about 140, 600 men According to this
only one ball out Of 1l3 fired hit its
man, and assuming that on an average
only one man out Of seven hit was actu-
ally killed, it would seem that only one
rifle-ball in 8j8 proved fatal. II tits fur
ther considered that the number of men
wounded and killed by the guns Of tho
artillery are included in the above esti-
mate, it may safely be said that not over
one rifle ball in 1909 fired proved to be
fatal Boston Beacon.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
Jananese Agifatnrs.

Young men clad in the garments for.
merly worn by students have been
numerous in the streets of Osaka, Japan,
lately. They lecture in out of the way
corners, and even in crowded streets
when no constable is at hand, upon
political subjects, and frequently urge
the doctrines that off ial salaries are
the life blood Of tho peope - LC4icago
News.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
TOBACCO, MARYIt AND. OCTOBER 28. 1887.

she liked her better than any of tn
aides around her.
"she will be a princessr' old Valde.
would repeat hundred times day.
The senior moved to the capital, an,
established himself in a palace IL
nised regiments for MaximiIian, loane,
the government money, and lived on .
layish and extravagant scale.
In his round Of pleasure and excite
aent Valdez came near forgetting a yer.
Important matter. One night it cam
ppon him with a shock.
by all the saintsl7 he exclaimed
leaping from his bed. "In one weel
from to-day Rita will be eighteen Wha
did the old witch say} Her words al
depended upon an it. My daughte
will be princess, if. All, that i'll
must see to it at once. If any DANCE
threatens Rita it is during the present
week"
The senior hastily dressed himself anC
ran into his daughters room.
/ Rita was sleeping quietly, and he
face wore the glow Of health.
| Valdez examined the fastenings Of tn,
windows, and then retired locking tn
door and taking the key with him.
4 The next morning he told Rita Of hi
fears, and secured her consent to remail
indoors for several days.
/ 1--WE must run no risk, . the old maj
said, as he stroked her head affection
lately.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
Struggling with his Memory.

Bobby was spending the afternoon at
his aunt's, and for some moments had
been gazing out Of the window in pain
fully thoughtful sort Of way.
'What makes you SO serious, Bobby?
asked his auat.
why ma told me that | must remem-
Der not to ask for anything to eat and I'm
trying to remember it-[New York
Sun,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
II.
Seventeen years had rolled away.

Seventeen years had rolled away.
A republic had gone down in sea of
blood and an empire had risen. Maxi
milan was on the throne; the beautiful
Carlotta had surrounded herself with an
imperial court rivalling the brilliancy
Of the one at the Tuilleries; Bazine's
legions covered the land, and it seemed
the usurpers had come to stay.
Among the Mexican hidalgoes who
rallied around the imperial standard, the
wealthiest and most influential, was un-
doubtedly Senior Valdez.
"The prediction is coming to pass, !"
the senor would frequently say to him
self. "Thc republic is dead, and we
have court swarming with princes.
Rita is tho most beautiful woman and
the richest hcircss in Mexico. Why
should she not be princess Old Per
dita told the truth"
Rita was presented at court, and even
the empress looked at her in delighted
admiration.
"'Your dfcghter will be a princessW
she whispered 10 senor Valdez, who at
that moment was looking at his gold
laced coat tails in a mirror
''Shc has the noblest blood Of old
Spain in her VEINS replied Valdez
proudly.
That does not need to be said," an
swered the empress, taking the girl by
the hand and leading her to a quiet cor
ner of the salon.
The Senorita Valdez had been cducat
I'd by the best European tutors that her
fathers liberal offers could secure. She
was mistress Of every accomplishment
Carlotta lnadl no secret ol the iact lhl
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
NO. 9.



Between the curtains Of snowy lace,
Over the way, is a baby's face.
1t peeps FORTH smiling in merry glec,
And waves its pink little hand at me.
My heart responds with lonely cry.
But in the wonderful By-and by,
Out from the window Of Gods ITO Be-
That other baby shall beckon to me
That ever haunting and longed for face,
That perfect vision Of infant grace,
Shall shine ON me in a splendor Of light
Never to fade from my eager sight
All that was taken shall be made good
All that puzzles me, understood;
And the wee white hand that lost one day
Shall lead me into the better way.
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
Smoking Under Water.

'Do you know how that trick Of
smoking under water is doneg asked a
Snowman the other day. "You'll see it
tried in the swimming tanks. 1t looks
strange, admit, to see man 90 under
water with lighted cigar in his mouth,
smoke calmly at the bottom, and come
to the surface with the cigar burning as
nicely as if he were smoking in his easy
chair. It is trick, but it requires
practice. | used to be quite proficient
at it. Just as threw myself backward
to go down, | would flip the cigar end
for end with my tongue and upper lip
and get the lighted end in my mouth,
closing my lips water tight around it.
A little slippery elm juice gargled before
going il prevents any accidental burning
of the mouth. Going slowly down back
ward, would lie at full length on the
bottom Of the tank and blow smoke
through the cut end Of the cigar Just
as l reached the surface again another
flip reversed the cigar, and there | was
smoking calmly. The reversing is done
50 quickly that nobody notices it,
Philadelphia Call
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-10-28
Somewhat Personal.

A humpback met a malicious one-eye4
neighboL
"Ah,' said the latter, "you have your
load on your back early this morning.
"Yes,' responded the humpback,
looking intently at the one-eyod man,
it must be rather early. | see you
have only got one blind open. - [Sift-
ings.